Skyliner, Skyscraper in Wola district, Warsaw, Poland

Skyliner is a 45-story skyscraper that reaches 195 meters high and sits on Prosta Street in the Wola district. The structure combines glass and steel and houses office spaces, shops, and a bar area with elevated views.

Karimpol Group financed the tower, designed by APA Wojciechowski Architekci, with Warbud as general contractor. Construction ran from September 2017 to January 2021. In 2022 it took third prize at the 26th Polski Cement w Architekturze competition, an award for reinforced-concrete design. In May 2023 the developer obtained a permit for Skyliner II, a 130-metre, 24-storey neighbour begun by Warbud in February 2024.

The Sky Bar occupies two storeys at a height of 165 metres, reached by a dedicated lift, and looks out over the Warsaw panorama. The first four storeys hold shops, restaurants and coffeehouses open to residents as well as tenants, and the pavement around the tower was laid out with food outlets for passers-by.

Skyliner stands at 67 Prosta Street by the Daszyńskiego Roundabout, directly at the exit of the Rondo Daszyńskiego metro station on line M2. The five-level car park has 430 spaces, entered from both Prosta and Towarowa streets, and the underground levels hold 300 bike spaces with changing rooms. The Sky Bar on the two event floors at 165 metres is reached by a dedicated lift.

At 165 metres, two floors hold an event and conference centre reached by a dedicated lift; the same levels serve as the Sky Bar. The building also took third prize in the 26th Polski Cement w Architekturze competition, an award for reinforced-concrete design.